I think part of the issue with pronunciation is that Parminder Nagra is covering up her British accent to play an American Senator. She's doing a serviceable job but you can hear one or two issues every once in a while. It seems to me that she's concentrating on it too hard, but that's just my layman's opinion

The Globes are weird this way, splitting out mini-series and MPMFT separate from Series in the lead category, but combining them all for the supporting categories.

"Angel's lame. His hair goes straight up, and he's bloody stupid!"

Waiting patiently for all of them to now show up on Westworld. S2 isn't until 2018, so they have time to figure out their schedules. :)

You just know she'd kill it. Both as a performer and as someone shooting a fuckload of robots.

I will henceforth be nerding out thinking about Michael Emerson sitting across from Anthony Hopkins talking about the morality and sentience of artificial intelligence.

I can think of several other POI alum I would love to see. :)

Wood and Newton and the show all got nominated. A little surprised that we didn't see a Hopkins or Wright in there too.

He actually filmed it before being cast in The Force Awakens. So he actually really was just a guy to them, not a super movie star.

Yep, she was only in it to get blowed up. :(

Small correction, it was actually Michelle who had to shoot the guy trying to break out of the hotel. She really owned the last part of S3. Especially when she faked getting sick, escaped all by herself, and then had to let herself be re-captured in order to go through a prisoner exchange.

It's S4, her first field assignment. That's when Edgar was still around, because she vented to him about it.

Cherry Jones' President Taylor almost crossed the evil line, but backed off from it. She's still alive if I remember correctly.

She was definitely the character who lasted the longest besides Jack (she passed Tony in S7 I think), and her first episode was the premiere of S3.

*Minor Luke Cage Spoiler*

I am looking forward to all the future nominations for "Westworld" when Michael Emerson, Jim Caviezel, Amy Acker, Sarah Shahi, and Kevin Chapman all guest star. :)

0 nominations for Person of Interest again this year, in any category. I read through the PDF on the Emmy website, even.

I was hoping against hope he would get something for Fargo, because he was riveting and incredible in "Rhinoceros" but disappointed once again.

Hey, the Broad City girls got nominated for Hack Into Broad City, so we can officially say Emmy nominees Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer!

I wouldn't have been surprised to see Lisa Kudrow in there, either.